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Use of a non-mist propagation system to vegetatively propagate 12 E. grandis X E. Camadulensis hybrid clones
(Kenyatta University, 2009)
Progress in transformation and regeneration of tropical inbred maize lines in Kenya
(Maize Genetics Cooperative Newsletter, 2008)
Tropical inbred maize lines have a reputation of being difficult
to transform, mainly as a result of their inherent limitations
associated with resistance to Agrobacterium infection and their
recalcitrance to in vitro ...
Phytochemical and biological studies of the genus Croton for the development of agrochemical and pharmaceutical products
(2004)
Over the past two centuries, research into the chemical and biological properties of natural products has yielded novel and more effective therapeutic agents for treatment of many human ailments. There is, therefore, need ...
Ecological management of cereal stem borers in Ethiopia. Integrated Approaches to Higher Maize Productivity in the New Millennium.
(2002)
Three lepidopterous stem borers were reported on maize in Ethiopia. Although complete crop loss is evident in some areas, the average yield loss of maize caused by cereal stem borers in Ethiopia can be estimated between ...
Effect of larval food plants and seasons on the quality of the African wild silkmoth, gonometa postica walker (lepidoptera: lasiocampidae) cocoons
(Kenyatta University, 2009)
Wild silkmoth farming offers an economic incentive for forest-adjacent communities to
fully participate in forest conservation initiatives. Gonometa postica Walker is known to
produce high-quality silk. It is being ...
Experimental analysis and modeling of the< i> IV</i> characteristics of photovoltaic solar cells under solar spectrum spot illumination
(Elsevier, 2009-12)
In this paper, some models that have been put forward to explain the characteristics of a photovoltaic solar cell device under solar spot-illumination are investigated. In the experimental procedure, small areas of the ...